| 1. | Abies spectabilis | needle cast | Neonectria neomacrospora | infected needles were light brown to dark brown; young needles were uninfected | white | hyphae: septate; microconidia: size 10.3–13.6 × 3.7 µm, multicellular, cylindrical or elongated, slightly curved and up to 93.11 µm |
| 2. | Acer laevigatum | leaf anthracnose | Aureobasidium apocryptum | light brown spots and large necrotic patches on leaves, some of the leaves were entirely covered by necrotic patches | greyish white | hyphae: septate; small acervuli erupted through the epidermis of leaf; conidia: size 6.5–10.5 × 3–4.5 µm, hyaline, non-septate borne on short, broad conidiophores |
| 3. | Alnus nepalensis | powdery mildew | Golovinomyces cichoracearum | white powdery spores on leaves, chlorosis and premature dropping | white | hyphae: hyaline and smooth (3.5–6.8 μm wide); conidia: hyaline, cylindrical or ellipsoidal, size 28.7–18.7 µm, developed at the apex of conidiophores |
| 4. | Alnus nepalensis | bleeding canker | Phytophthora alni subsp. alni | the infected trunk was oozing reddish brown fluid from cracks, dieback symptom was also reported | light brown, white at maturity | hyphae: aseptate; sporangiophores: slender, unbranched; zoosporangia: size 35–65 × 24–50 µm, ovoid or pear shape |
| 5. | Eucalyptus camaldulensis | leaf blight | Calonectria reteaudii | grey water-soaked spots, necrotic patches, some leaves were defoliated | light grey | hyphae: septate; conidia: size 65–85 × 5–6 µm, straight or cylindrical, round at both ends |
| 6. | Pinus roxburghii | pinus needle cast | Dothistroma septosporum | yellowish-tan spots on needles, reddish brown bands around the needle, premature death and drop of infected needles | white with abundant aerial hyphae | Conidiophores: numerous, hyaline; conidia: septate, hyaline, straight or slightly curved, size 16.4–23.6 × 3 µm |
| 7. | Rhododendron arboreum | leaf spot | Calonectria indusiata | dark brown spots on leaves, somewhere the spots covered whole leaves, premature defoliation | white with abundant aerial hyphae. | hyphae: septate; conidiophores: penicillate, two to six phialides; conidia: size 60–70 × 4–6 μm, straight or cylindrical, round at both ends, septate |
| 8. | Shorea robusta | stem canker | Nectria sp. | oval to elongated, brown to reddish lesions on the bark of trunk and branches, oozing sap with foul smell | cottony with white with aerial hyphae | Hyphae: septate; conidiophores: verticillate, one to three branched; conidia: ellipsoidal to cylindrical or slightly curved, hyaline, smooth, rounded at both ends |
| 9. | Tectona grandis | leaf rust | Olivea tectonae | small, angular, brown to grey necrotic areas on upper leaf surface, necrosis due to coalesced lesions, powdery yellowish rusts | not cultured | Uredospores: powdery, orange coloured, ovoid and echinulated, size 18–23 × 17.5–24.8 μm |
| 10. | Toona ciliata | tar spot | Rhytisma acerinum | small, superficial black tar-like spots | greyish brown | ascomata: 40–120 μm wide with asci and paraphyses; ascospores: ellipsoidal, blunt at both ends, size 40–70 × 9–10 μm |
